Did this movie leave a bad taste in anyone’s else’s mouth?
Felt like the writers had a shit eating grin while scribbling fast paced dialogue and quips about a time in history where millions died in shitty ways. And everyone has a fucking British accent, oh and burning buddy at the end and having a big laugh about that.
It was nice to see Steve Buscemi again though.
Fatman was based in his taste of beautiful women
It gave us the most kino entrance of the decade.
>wanting retarded fake russian accents
god how do the drooling brainlets like you even manage to operate a computing device and get to this site
Based Zhukov
Are you always this butthurt about every little thing.
>DUDE POOP AND PEE JOKES XDDDD
>Felt like the writers had a shit eating grin while scribbling fast paced dialogue and quips
Most of the dialogue was improvised
It's also why the actors used their natural accents because the director wanted them to improvise naturally
>getting worked up about the treatment of Lavrentiy Beria at the end
If anything he should have still been alive when they burned him.
>And everyone has a fucking British accent
British accents are funny.
> fast paced dialogue and quips about a time in history where millions died in shitty ways
It's almost as if the juxtaposition of these things was sort of the point.
when i first saw this webm i had to double check the movies creation date, it looks like some kino out of the early 90s
Goodsir on the left
Stop being so sensitive faggot
Glorious!
>Did this movie leave a bad taste in anyone’s else’s mouth?
Russia for one. Its banned there I believe.
All those medals look stupid
Of course they do.
Ego's the size of jumbo jets.
HOLD YOUR TONGUE REVISIONIST WRECKER
a single death is a tragedy
millions dying is a statistic
I loved this movie tbqh. It was hilarious and based. Who cares if people died, does that mean we can't joke about it? Besides the movie wasn't about dekulakization or anything it was just about the batshit politics of the higher levels of the communist party.
Zhukov was a meme and terrible commander, Rokossovsky was based
IRL zhukov had even more.
is that photoshop?
I have a useless ma in Russian history and this movie triggered my autism
>Molotov wasn't the Foreign Minister in 1953, it was Andrei Vyshinsky. Molotov was Deputy Premier
>Malenkov wasn't "Stalin's deputy", he was also a deputy premier. The position of 2nd secretary was vacant since Andrei Zhdanov's death. Moreover Malenkov wasn't weak about Beria as portrayed in the movie, he pressed the button without any issues
>Beria was not head of the NKVD in 1953, nor did the NKVD even exist in 1953. It was split between the MVD (headed by Sergei Kruglov, a Beria rival) and MGB (headed by Semyon Ignatyev, another Beria rival).
>Zhukov was not head of the soviet army in 1953. The defense minister was Bulganin and the chief of staff was Vasily Sokolovsky. Zhukov at the time was the chief of the minor Ural Military district because Stalin hated his popularity
>The movie condenses many months into a few days. Beria was not disposed of during Stalin's funeral, he attended and gave a speech. He was removed many months later, and the politburo used the East German Uprising (not the deaths of funeral goers) against him
>There were no mass executions of staff at Stalin's dacha of Kuntsevo in the aftermath of his death. The only state employees who died during the whole affair were Beria & his minions
>No Politburo member or even Zhukov were present at the time of Beria's executions, they were hundreds of kilometers away
>Absence of several prominent Politburo members like Andreyev and Voroshilov
>Brezhnev smirking at Khruschev at the end was dumb, he had no aspirations for power in 1953 and even in 1964 was essentially pushed into it by the likes of Mikhail Suslov and KGB head Vladimir Semichastny
Beria did nothing wrong
Apparently the director thought the same, that's why he reduced the actual amount of medals on Zukhov
indeed
Somewhat
the original isn't much better though
Glad i didnt know enough about it to get triggered by this tbqh.
Defending toothless cowards is pointless
In response to the issue of historical accuracy, director Armando Lannucci said, "I’m not saying it’s a documentary. It is a fiction, but it’s a fiction inspired by the truth of what it must have felt like at the time. My aim is for the audience feel the sort of low-level anxiety that people must have [experienced] when they just went about their daily lives at the time."
When's the last time they even fought a war? Do they not realize how goofy that looks when it's obvious they haven't done anything to earn it?
Apart from all that did you enjoy it?
Post more medals!
My medals folder got lost when I wiped my drive due to my mom seeing me masturbate to furry dick drawings.
do you do anything with that degree
is that border connected to a fringe russian political organization?
reality.
once again, more interesting.
Yeah but did you like the movie?
>have a useless ma in Russian history
Why?
>There were no mass executions of staff at Stalin's dacha of Kuntsevo in the aftermath of his death. The only state employees who died during the whole affair were Beria & his minions
But you wouldn't really know, would you?
Still, pretty interesting stuff user, thank you for sharing
Its almost as if it is a comedy
"Dark humor" is dead. God help us all if this is the kind of stupid fucking shit people say now.
Don't you dare besmirch the history of the glorious socialist republic... Now salute or you'll be shot.
>When's the last time they even fought a war?
1950-1953
North Korean advisors did fight for the Arabs in the 1973 war tho and got btfo by Israelis
yes
No
I'm dumb and had enabling rich jew parents
I mean when researching these things, the fact there's no evidence is usually the conclusion for "didn't happen". You can speculate though, yes
those guys probably actually fought though. im assuming theyre korean war vets.
>No
damn that sucks, if you you have rich jews for parents and don't have to worry about money, just write a book or something,
The Korean war ended in 53. If you assume they were at least 16 at the time, they'd be 82 now. There's now way those guys are over 80 years old.
who knows, if it's any good it might end up on my shelf
the picture might not be from yesterday
shit I'm retarded
What do you mean, its from general Hu Wu's Facebook profile.
snopes says the photoshopped version has been circulating since 2007 so those guys could be Korean war vets, or maybe were involved in Afghanistan or some shit
>oh and burning buddy at the end and having a big laugh about that
They actually burned Beria after he was executed though
Lady butterfly took me 50+ Tries but I killed that horse rider on second try what the fuck.
I mainly waste my time with warhammer 40,000 and anime now. My rich jew parents enable me. I'm not in student debt at least they paid it all.
life could be worse
LB was meant for later in the game, most people were too keen on exploring and ran into her earlier than intended.
She’s not bad at all with 12 or 13 attack power- it’s just that throwing some scrub with no idea of the mechanics into a semi-demanding fight certainly won’t end well. If you don’t know how to deflect and close distance the fight will be ten times as hard as it should be.
Saint Goodsir be like, "Oh God, he's doing his slow-mo thing AGAIN. I'm starving and this is drawing out my hunger."